Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-12-19

Elegant reclining chairs AZ Clenann q
Salzmann's.
Three first class upholsterers wanted at
Clemann & SalzmaDn's.
Follow the crowd direct to McCsbe |
Bros book dep artment.
Kann & Flemming cannot be discount
ed in prices on furniture.
Useful as well as ornamental presents
at Clemann & Salzmann's.
Read the G. E. new ad If you wish to
save money on holiday goods.
A large and elegant line of bisque fgs
ures just received at the Fair"
Call and examine Truesdales fancy
imported chocolate creams.
The Mott hardware stock must be
closed out by January 1, 1888.
Tomorrow m, 9 O'Clock sharp, to-
boggans 8 cents at McCabe Bros.
Cross & Blackwel's Palmerstan cheese
for macsroni, at c c. Truesdale's
Don't fail to read the Golden Eagle
new ad before purchasing holiday goods.
A fine assortment of hardware still
left at Motifs, which will be sold at cost
Go to Kann & Flemming's and see the
crowds buying holiday presents in fine
| furniture.
Selling out in order to save moving ex-
pense, at H. F. Cordes'. 1923 Second
avenue.
Those delayed holiday goods begun to
arrive this afternoon at McCabe Bros.
RUM Hurryspi
Look all around and then call on Lloyd
& Stewart and make your selections in
holiday goods.
Tonight will likely be the biggest book
excitement McCabe Bros. have ever ex>
perienced.
Now is your time to buy furniture and
carpets cheap, at II. F. Cordes', 1928
Second avenue.
Did you hear anything drops 1t was
. the tumble in the price of books at Nc
Cabe Bros.
= A fresh lot of Cross s. BLACKWELL
6 chow chow and queen crescent olives
$ C. c. Truesdale's.
:. Go early and avoid the rush for thos
e elegant Christmas goods in furniture a
!, Clemann & Salzmann's.
e Gents neckwear. muff1ers and hand
# kerchiefs in great variety for holids
II selections at McCabe Bros.
l. Now is your opportunity to buy hare
n ware at cost at Motifs. The stock mui
e be closed out in few days.
lie Miss Maggie Pender. who has bee
1t seriously i'll for the past three weeks,
I, much improved today.
Another gift: "Chit Chat" and "Got
Or Cheer" 25 cents each again this evenir
D. after O'Clock at McCabe Bros
n lockwood Bros. fancy figs and lay
en- raisins, the finest in the market, Just r
If ceived at C. c. Truesdsle's.
So The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hora
at Cross was christened in St. Josepl
is. church yesterday morning.
ief Once more: Rurrah. 25 cents tonie
We for Chit Chat" and Good Cheer"
es McCabe Bros. These are the last
BET Don't dare to purchase your hold
or goods before you examine the immer
cts stock at the G. E. See new ad.
re- The upholsterers have been at WI
a night and day making up Christu
De- goods at Clemann & Sslzmanns.
ose A good line of hardware still left
ne. Motifs which will be sold at great 8
tic, rifce. Must be sold in few days.
18th Capt. Geo. Lamont and wife have
do turned from an enjoyable visit to re
Of tives and friends in Kansas and NebI
,rer ka.
the Supervisor John A. Wilson b as had
INT. interesting family group of six child
r if photographed by Rasmussen. T
we. make an attractive picture.
his Circuit Clerk Bowman put an end
yes tine trouble between himself and the {
dge ervisors this morning by paying into
loly county treasury the amount in dispui
is $s2405.
OF II. F. Cordes has rented the store
mil 1923 Second avenue. and in order to
of moving expenses he will sell his furni
was and carpets at q great reduction.
asts. Hellot Everybody. Tuesday NOR
T all ate o'clock prompt, McCsbe Bros.
throw out lot Of toboggan caps
cents apiece. Only one to each custol
The c., R. /, & P. R. R. instead
reducing to one and one-thirN rate
round trip as announced for the holid
the have made rate of one full fare TO
round trip.
also The German English school fair cl
ants, successfully last night. R, Schw
ming, won the gold watch, and John Roth
Rock the lucky number which drew the
It's to mond ring.
VII The new fast trains on the c.. R.
'''' P. were started Yesterday. and p
anu through Rock Island on time; NJ
s4'> west at 1880 p. m, and No. IA ca
'Ail> 2:25 q. m. ...
Special Revenue Examiner Ri q
a .- Atlanta. Ca, was In the city this q
o,o ing. and inspected the books of d.
- Collectors Henry and Huckstaedt
found everything all o. k.
1sse The funeral Of the late Michael
Of Rural. occurred at o'clock this
noon. The remains we're inferred
family cemetery on the Weiss
1t we Many attended from this city.
!, nssu .a,i The R. l. & P. is putting in a ne'
for bridge at Gable. and this delay
y. trains on the branch somewhat this
;, ing. Itis an unususl occurrence '
nue.. Rip train does not roll in on the
Mrs. Elizabeth Harper, son Fa
,;th Ito Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Dusinberre hs